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What to Expect During Sentencing

Sentencing is often considered the lesser-known part of the criminal justice process. However, your sentencing hearing carries significant weight for your freedom and future as a whole.

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What to Expect at Trial

Regardless of what type of criminal offenses you have been charged with, the legal process from arrest through verdict is the same. It can be overwhelming and frightening to be arrested for a crime, whether you committed it or not. What will happen and how may feel like a mystery, but you don’t have to go into it completely in the dark.

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Should I Still Hire an Attorney if I Think I’m Guilty?

When someone finds themselves charged with a crime of which they believe they are guilty, it’s common for the accused individual to wonder if they should still hire legal representation. While this line of thought may make some sense, it is important to understand that hiring an attorney to represent you is not about admitting guilt or arguing innocence — it’s about protecting your rights and ensuring you are treated fairly.

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What to Expect at Your Arraignment

In the state of Florida, the arraignment remains a crucial stage in the criminal justice system. At the arraignment, the judicial officer will formally read the charges against the defendant and advise them of their constitutional rights. Also, the judge may ask the defendant to enter a plea of guilty, not guilty, or no contest. If you’ve been arrested for committing a crime, hiring a highly-skilled criminal defense attorney is crucial to know how to prepare for your arraignment.

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Are There Alternatives to Going to Jail?

If you’re being investigated for a crime, or if you’ve already been charged, you may be wondering if it'll be possible to avoid jail or prison time. There are indeed alternatives to incarceration, but your outcome will depend on the details of your case and the criminal defense attorney you choose to represent you.

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FAQs: Criminal Defense

When someone is arrested and charged with murder or manslaughter, odds are, they will want a criminal defense attorney to represent them, regardless of whether they are innocent, guilty, or extenuating circumstances apply.

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Ask a Lawyer: Possible Defenses for Child Pornography Crimes

For good reason, Florida, as well as the rest of the United States, has very strict laws and penalties in place for those who are found guilty of child pornography or child sex crimes. The actual charges under these labels can vary widely depending on your circumstances.

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Illegal Prescription Drugs & Usage

In Florida, it is illegal to possess, distribute, sell, or use prescription drugs without proper authorization or licensing. A defendant convicted of an illegal prescription drug crime may be facing devastating consequences, including lengthy imprisonment, hefty fines, a criminal record, and other life-altering consequences.

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The Fentanyl & Opioid Epidemic

Stories about the opioid epidemic and fentanyl deaths make headlines every day in Florida and throughout the United States. Pharmaceutical companies are settling lawsuits for tremendous amounts of money. Communities compete for supplies of naloxone to save lives. Moreover, states like Florida are cracking down on dealers who sell opioids and fentanyl-laced narcotics.

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Possession of Marijuana: Intent to Sell

In the state of Florida, a person may be arrested and charged with marijuana possession with intent to sell for having a quantity of marijuana more than a reasonable amount meant for personal consumption in their care.

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